Nikon VAA109EA User Manual - Page 132

Indication Control panel Viewfinder Problem Solution See also Subject too bright; photo Exposure mode: will be overexposed. P use ND filter S increase shutter speed; if indication pg. 20 HI HI persists, use ND filter pp. 43 A use smaller aperture -46 (higher f-number); if indication persists, use ND filter Subject too dark; photo Exposure mode: pg. 20 will be underexposed. P use flash pg. 97 S lower shutter speed; if pg. 43 indication persists, Lo Lo use flash A use larger aperture pg. 45 (lower f-number); if indication persists, use flash bulb (blinking) bulb (blinking) Shutter speed set to bulb (long time exposure) in shutter-priority Switch to manual exposure mode or use another shutter speed. pg. 43 pg. 47 P or S (blinking) A (blinking) Programmed auto or shutter-priority auto selected with no lens in place or with lens other than CPU Nikkor in place. Attach Nikkor lens with built-in CPU or select manual or aperturepriority auto. pg. 6 pp. 45 -48 Shutter speed faster Shutter speed automati- Shutter speed (blinking) 500 (blinking) than lens sync speed (shutter-priority auto or manual exposure cally set to 1/500 sec. pg. 100 modes) If flash-ready lamp Check photo in LCD blinks for three seconds monitor. If underex- (blinking) after flash, photo may be underexposed. posed, adjust shutterspeed, aperture, or flash pg. 100 range and try again. Technical Notes: Troubleshooting 119